Travel back in time to 1940 and discover Rennes under the Occupation on an immersive, authentic guided tour.
Accompanied by Louis, a Breton journalist and early member of the Resistance, brought to life by a guide in period costume, you will explore the historic center from a personal and socially engaged perspective.
As you make your way through the narrow streets, your guide will reveal to you the iconic sites of the Rennes Resistance: former clandestine meeting points, discreet hiding places for printers, and facades behind which banned leaflets and newspapers were circulated.
Through poignant stories, numerous anecdotes, and a few touches of humor, Louis brings to life the daily lives of those who chose to resist without weapons, but with courage, intelligence, and solidarity. Students, journalists, artists, and ordinary citizens come back to life to tell the story of a resistance movement driven by the pen, cunning, and mutual aid.
This tour offers a vivid, moving, and accessible approach to World War II, moving away from rigid narratives to provide a better understanding of this period through the stories of real people.
For adults and children aged 10 and up.
